🧺 how to do your laundry 101 (+enjoy doing it)

[@kristyu]

*One thing I didn’t note is how to take care of delicates such as wool, silk, and leather which aren’t Starboost safe! In a pt. 2, I’ll go over hand washing, finishing, and other laundry things I didn’t go over in this video. Other than that, hope you enjoy the video 😇🤍

[@wiemluna1205]

I love what you're wearing in this video! Can you share a link for it?

[@nicolehiggs]

so excited for pt 2 😍

[@mirandalevy1451]

Hey Krist, what’s the name of your washing machine? I’m looking to replace my high efficiency one with another that’s more straightforward like yours

[@c.nicole.n]

Please, where is pt. 2?! 🥰

[@djmidori]

@@wiemluna1205 I wanna know too.

[@Mmcastro447]

1:24 in and she’s already changed my life with this casual mention of a “rewear drawer.” 😂😭

[@sinzandie]

I always put my rewear clothes on a drying rack or wash line in the house/ outside so that any odor that might get in the clothes can 'air out'

[@mossonthenorthside]

I hope you do more of these "deep dive into an adult task" style of video. this was really helpful

[@lucysterloff]

YES PLS

[@ams13934]

Don't forget, you should never close your washer's door immediately after using it because it will grow mold. You should leave it open until it has had time to dry, and the same goes for the slider you put the detergent in. Let both dry over night.

[@justafish_art498]

this happened to my aunt and therefore my dad does this with our washer but I’ve never seen anyone else talk about it/ do it

[@TheSilverwing999]

@@justafish_art498 It's a really normal thing to leave it open, not abnormal at all

[@kiki_ci3880]

What if you do laundry every day😅

[@katherinet7788]

@@kiki_ci3880 I leave a rag in between the door so that it can’t close unless you remove the rag, I only remove the rag when company are over or when I am using the machine

[@pr9347]

What about college dorm laundry machines?

[@briannarae7306]

Honestly I really need someone to teach me basic adulting tasks. Parents were... not the best at helping me. 😕

[@shitface695]

I also learned by myself, it’s not that hard! You can do it

[@Daphneeoh]

1. Make you bed every morning 2. Make list of errands 3. Try to learn something new every week 4. Cook at home 5. Eat vegetables and fruit Drink water 7. Take a shower every day 8. Have routines- morning , night , gym 9. Find a career you love 10. Keep positive , respectful people around you 11. Be kind 12. Pray , meditate 13. Make sure your house is clean every day 14. Stay active daily 15. Have 7 months of emergency money saved Make a shopping list 17. Buy investment properties 18. Date for at least a year before you get married 18. Don't marry someone who puts you down when you argue 19. Practice self love 20. Try to further your education

[@newdramalamma]

I second this!!!!!!!! Make it a series please

[@Daphneeoh]

@@newdramalamma ?

[@Devyn4030]

Pleaseeeeee me too girl 🥹

[@nomatophobia]

i have 1 tip: get a laundry basket that has holes so it's breathable and doesn't stink up the area before you get the chance to wash

[@tb14333]

I'm a peer mentor for freshmen at my university, I'll definitely share this video with them! I remember during my freshman year, so many of us were lost because not everyone's families taught them how. Since you do have to pay for every load(washing and drying separately) at my university, I often just put darks and lights together(unless it was heavily soiled).

[@EllieofAzeroth]

At my university, doing laundry freshman year really sucked because the dryers almost always took 2 cycles to fully dry the clothes. What a pain!

[@crowcalls]

Yep, it works just fine for me! As she mentions though, new coloured clothes shouldn’t be washed with whites. The dyes may bleed the first few times they’re washed, but should stop after that.

[@AlyssaGrawey]

Let me just say, the presentation of this video is superb. As someone with ADHD, I find it really hard to do mundane tasks, but you make learning about it so aesthetic and calming that it seems kind of fun! For the first time in my life Im excited to do laundry.

[@johnpaulfarwell1140]

ikr😂

[@onzy601]

Same omg lol

[@hellenmawere9284]

Agreed with you. I do the laundry business and I get my portion for sure. Blessed 🙏

[@VerticalForklift]

4:23 hydrogen peroxide can remove most food and other organic stains as well, not just blood. I eat on my bed since I live in a small dorm with no table to eat at and have had strawberry, soy sauce, and chocolate stains on a white cotton blanket and just pouring on some hydrogen peroxide removed the stains after sitting for 5 or so minutes.

[@1Lightdancer]

Something that can be helpful for eating on your bed - get a tray with the legs that fold under! I've found them at thrift stores or Ross - great for holding study supplies, crafts as well! And when you're done - a quick wipe and fold the legs! Then tuck on a narrow space (I'm at my daughter's while my Granny Flat is being constructed - and so glad I brought one along! A TV tray's anothoption. Easy to stow away optiin.

[@elainescott6791]

Actually ice cubes work with blood and of course chewing gum… one thing I didn’t notice is the use of an iron- especially in the summer ( seems counterproductive with the summer heat )when most clothing is lighter with cotton and linen etc. I find I need to iron these especially a tailored white shirt and also pants especially if they have a crease or cuffs it makes a huge difference plus dryers don’t prevent 100% of wrinkles!

[@nabeelahhendricks95]

Can you believe there are people who would see this and call it OCD even tho this is how things are supposed to be done. I swear, one day my home is gonna be immaculate thanks to your videos. ✨

[@RavenCelestia]

Girl thank you. For some reason my mother neglected to teach me anything about cleaning/cooking and generally taking care of myself so I need to rely on kind folks like you to teach me how to adult 😓

[@savannahpitts15]

Why is this such a common thing nowadays it’s sad. Instead of isolating your child and neglecting them, teach them how to survive when they eventually leave you on your own

[@nefertitimontoya]

Here are a few things that may or may not work for you: -for folding, I like to military roll all my shirts and sort by white, black, and all other colours into bins with dividers. It may stretch things out tho so ymmv -my mom mentioned also sorting by texture to prevent smooth things from pilling from fluffy things, so this can help if you need to make your loads smaller for your washing machine size -I do my laundry cycles whilst I also do the rest of my chores, so I put the first load in then do a lil surface clean, a vacuum, and take out the garbage -if you struggle a bit, done > perfect. It's okay to baby step it!

[@pieceaisa5046]

these are the videos that i NEED on youtube and motivate me to clean. i never got to learn these simple things growing up and i love your channel for spreading helpful information like this

[@wilder4244]

A little tip for those who don’t have the self folding laundry board - if you look at the colar of t-shirts, folding to the edge of each side will make it more uniform - in other words use the colar of shirts as your guide because they’re usually the same width if they’re the same style/size This is such a useful video! I hate doing laundry but I’m more inspired after watching this! Thanks for all the effort you put in to your channel 💕

[@ap9569]

i fold clothes for a lot of people, so i like to lay a clean sheet out on the floor and fold on that! it gives me a lot of room to work with so i feel less cramped :)

[@natnatnattylim]

One reason why I can't wait to finally move out is so that I can practice all the fun tips and become a master "home manager" just like krist HAHA~ Great video, I really enjoyed it :)

[@sincerelyZaYahairaa]

literally me moving out in 2 weeks and i can’t wait to become a mature responsible adult

[@beavadakkoot]

I do laundry 1 to 2 times a week maximum for my husband and I. We work mostly from home (photographer and videographer) so laundry is less. I love doing laundry and folding and organizing the clean clothes back into the drawers. I love it 😍

[@naomi9723]

Laundry ! … my favorite . Who doesn’t love clean clothes and laundry. Thanks . Love the video

[@rhysgrady4401]

REWEAR DRAWER???!!! U r a genius

[@joshow926]

There are several adults in my house, so laundry is almost an everyday thing! We usually handle our own laundry, but there was a time when I did a lot of the hanging up (no tumble dryer) and folding, and I actually grew to enjoy it. 😆 I love that I can just listen to music or a podcast while doing it! Your video has some great tips, like separating darks and lights.I did this a couple of years ago by having two different coloured hampers instead of just one. Really helped!

[@amaraci]

I clicked because of the thumbnail, not expecting anything special, even thinking to myself, "yeah, yet another of those calm vibes, add-nothing-really, white noise videos", but boy, was I wrong. What a packed with good, helpful info video to watch. I learned so much that I had to stop mid-video and write this comment.

[@glass9137]

I’m glad i’m finally learning how to do these things. Our washing machine broke and I had no idea what to do cuz I needed clothes THAT day 😅 i appreciate you and all the youtubers out there putting videos out like this! I’ve learned a lot and it’s got me pretty excited about laundry 😂

[@Sha.soliman]

Wow I've never thought in my life that such a simple process like laundry could have that much details, tips and hacks.. which of course are soo helpful. Thank you 🤍

[@lucky45666mlp]

cant stress enough how useful this is to someone who wasnt really brought up being taught this... im about to go to uni in 2 weeks and now i have a better idea as of what to do and how to sort my laundry better which i struggle with! thank u :)

[@looooouuuuuuuu]

Oh wow just what i needed. Thank you krist! you’re like a sister i never had 🥺

[@RKMAK78]

Love this, even feel happy to return from vacation and start doing laundry. Would love a video about your nail routine as well.

[@michaelastasova4555]

I do one load of laundry a day 🤷‍♀️ i put it in the washing mashine in the evening, I set the timer, so when I wake up at 6am the cycle is done and I can put it in the dryer. I feel like I've done a big task in the morning and it helps me keep motivated as a SAHM. 😂😂

[@carmenservin3877]

You’re literally the sweetest. Your videos are soooo relaxing and helpful 😊 thank you for your knowledge!!

[@thurlkilldeseret1682]

Is there a video on dishes! You go into the details of the dirt and how it works to clean, which lets me know it's clean. And mindfully so helpful!

[@mrblusky6957]

One of my funniest but also most dearly held memories of laundry folding is my dad, grabbing a snippet of scotch tape, rolling it in itself, and using that to remove lint and fine dog hair while folding. It made a fun, chlick chlick sound every time haha

[@iremfeyza_luna14]

Maybe not environmentally friendly kinda thing that i was looking for BUT there a re loads of great tips so thank you❤

[@AnthonyJames7]

The best laundry video on the internet! Thank you

[@yulitzabohorquez3793]

I am not going to lie, I watch this video like five times. I love it! Actually I just absolutely love your videos... I went ahead and bought from your KyndKare shop because I want to revamp my laundry routine. I became lazy after college and thought wash everything together! (crazy right! And don't get me started on my use of scent beads and using softner on everything) But after watching your videos I was like I need to take care of myself and my laundry. I am excited to use your starboost for stains and have a little kare kit handy for little touch ups here and there. P.s: Does anyone know where her dress came from? Like it is freaking nice and looks soooo comfy!

[@sunjichoi3290]

A very good and detailed video! Loved it! Ironic how cleaning has never been easier in history and we still have to force ourselves to clean.

[@mel__senpai]

Girl, your laundry routine is so extra. LOL 😂 I don’t separate my towels and bedsheets from my clothes. I only separate all fabric items by color and they still come out sanitized and clean. Saving water is important, so running less loads is good. I don’t even separate my baby’s clothes from the adult clothes and they come out clean, stain-free and no baby skin irritation. For washing ALL t-shirts,especially graphic shirts or any clothes with embroidery/prints, I ALWAYS turn every shirt inside out to maintain its integrity. P.S. Clean your lint traps people! Unless you want to start a 🔥.

[@tb14333]

I think separating thr towels and bedding depends on your washer/dryer size. Mine is a similar size to hers. I wouldn't be able to my towels and bedding with my clothes. Sometimes towels maybe but definitely not bedding

[@annalouise9414]

I do separate mine - not to be extra but for hygienic reasons. I wash my clothes at 30-40 degrees celcius, bedding+towels at 60 degrees celcius and cloths at 90 degrees celcius. Anything under 60 degrees doesn't kill off bacteria...

[@michi2500]

@@annalouise9414 ya same here. this is definitely the way to go when it comes to laundry

[@tfnvv5469]

@@annalouise9414 Do enzymatic detergents not wash off and kill off bacteria? I wonder if also something like Lysol Laundry Sanitizer or a sanitizing Sport detergent can get past that?

[@chloe2264]

Why would anyone separate baby clothes from adult clothes? I always washed them together, but I don’t use scented detergents, so it was fine. If you’re using heavy scents, then I guess that would make sense. Best to just use a good baby detergent on everything, so you don’t have to worry about baby getting a reaction from being in their clothes/bedding/towels or against your clothes/bedding/towels.

[@Jukebox291]

Wait, 1 hour for an average wash cycle ? I only have 2 or 4 hours, and I need to wash my sheets and my husband clothes 4 hours (or else it does not wash properly because of his sweat) 😕 so jealous! I try to reduce the amount of cycles so I mix together most of the items by temperature needs, so I do not have empty machines, to reduce time and water usage. I wash together sheets+towels+any item that washes at 60°C and clothes at 30 or 40°C, I separate only the dark clothes that could potentially stain lighter fabric. If there is super dirty items I was them separately or rince by hand first. Dish detergent works very well on any oil or bike grease stains I agree ! Thanks for the tips, that is nice to see other ways !

[@amberhanrahan]

I’ve learnt so much from you in a handful of videos and have noticed I’ve implemented tips into my day already. Thanks for inspiring me!

[@jessica1733]

that dress is adorable and I like the rewear drawer

[@ItsMeHeatherT]

Your video popped up on my subscriptions (which they haven’t recently) and I can’t recall if you have a separate account… but I remember old videos that were …. Let’s say eccentric. It it fun to see you evolve and change. Congratulations on your marriage and excited to see your channel again on my subscriptions.

[@wthhybl]

girl i want to know where you got that dress!!

[@vcanadian1971]

👍🏼

[@faithgriffin9789]

It’s deiji studios square neckline knee-length dress

[@jspohl]

On my wall is the mantra “love what you do - do what you love!” I only do things when I can feel good about it so I tend to listen to a lot of funny audiobooks while doing housework. 🦋✨🧚

[@NoelCiancaglione]

This is extremely satisfying 😌

[@kioshekat7931]

laundry us something I still have to call my mom with questions for. I remember always asking my mom to teach me growing up but it was just cheaper to do everyone's laundry in shared batches so I never did do my own laundry until college. Most of my clothes are black so i didn't need to sort my colors, and I usually need clothes to shrink so i'm fine with hot water, but it also costs more and i've been told it makes clothes not last as long. Now almost 30 I'm finally gonna be on my own, no family members or roommates to share loads with, so I finally have full control of my laundry. but I also put off doing chores a lot. not that I hate doing it, idk if it's depression or maybe everyone was right that I have ADHD and it's ADHD Paralysis, or what. but I always find myself doing my laundry once EVERYTHING is dirty with a full basket(and floor.) so this video is just what I need

[@flynbirdy]

I absolutely hate doing my laundry. Its the one thing I do last minute a lot. I need to make it a better habit of doing it and doing it right. I never been "taught" the correct or wrong way. This video was really helpful to me! And maybe I will do my laundry aesthetically like you do. lol

[@madyshae7890]

laundry is my favourite chore

[@diomeaty7418]

i have always always always hated doing my laundry but this video made it feel a little more bearable and almost even enjoyable!

[@KpopLover1013]

Thank you Krist, you helped motivate me to get out of bed and do my laundry! Life saver ✨️

[@GleefulSheep33]

Love your video, very much gently encouraging me to just go do the laundry~ love it. Great video!

[@youngfrijoles]

this was so comforting to watch

[@ginay4662]

Just a tip, you could put some vinegar in your washing machine where the liquid fabric softener goes. I’ve been doing that for years. It deodorizes and softens clothes (so your clothes will have less wrinkles while air drying). I’ll also sprinkle a little BORAX in my wash, too, especially with my husband’s laundry, because he works outside all day and his clothes need extra TLC. I don’t use fabric softener, but I never have wrinkled clothes. This is a life saver for those like me who refuse to iron anything, lol! I still use detergent, but the way, the Borax and vinegar are just helpful natural boosters for cleaning laundry.

[@bryce4395]

just regular vinegar? do you mind sharing the percentage? i wanna try this so bad but I'm scared of ruining clothes lol

[@ginay4662]

@bryce4395, sure! I just fill up the “fabric softener” spot to the top with vinegar and omit the fabric softener liquid. If your washer doesn’t have a spot for fabric softener, you could probably add 1/2 a cup to a cup of a vinegar to a full load. I’ve never had any clothes ruin from this, and I’ve been doing laundry for many years, however, you can test it on a load of towels first, if you want to see how it works for you!

[@ginay4662]

@bryce4395, yes, I just use regular white vinegar. The kind you get in a large plastic jug at a grocery store for a few bucks.

[@bryce4395]

@@ginay4662 thank you so much! I hope to remember and try this.

[@ginay4662]

@bryce4395, you’re very welcome! I just leave the vinegar in my laundry room, that way it’s easy to remember! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Your clothes won’t stink like vinegar, it just makes everything fresh. :)

[@rowenalancaster9400]

Literally the best videos for starting an adult routine

[@danyramos8139]

I'd also recommend that if you have space to air dry your clothes in the sun DO IT! Not only is the sun a natural whitener but also it helps with wrinkles! Just don't do it for dark clothes

[@Wass.el101]

Fortunately my mom taught me everything but it's still relaxing to watch these videos idk haha

[@sky_maggot2865]

I just love your videos so much they're addicting to watch 😭saving all of them rn for when I get my own place and cat-

[@jsuisabelle1249]

I fold on the table, I air dry every day, it’s so good to smell the perfume cuz I put fabric softener

[@bellar3488]

Additional Questions: 1. How do you remove sweat/pit stains? 2. If you are not adding scent boosters or softeners, how do you make your clothes smell fresh? - i have many dogs and it seems that these boosters really counter the smell. Hopefully you see this and can help out! 🙏🏻

[@Ypsilion]

Sorry for jumping in, just giving 5 cents. 1. For the sweat/pit stains, I soak my clothes like she did at 4:45 and they come off no problem (light/white clothes) 2. I have heard using white vinegar on your laundry load helps remove any funky odors and keep the clothes fresh and scent-free. It seems they don't have a vinegary smell after either. Some people say their pet hair also sticks less with that method, but don't quite me on that. It is a method I haven't tried yet.

[@bellar3488]

@@Ypsilion thank you for your insight ☺️

[@tfnvv5469]

For sweat/pit stains, especially on white clothes… DO LAUNDRY IMMEDIATELY. I waited 2 weeks to wash my white top, and even though I let it soak in Starboost for 6 hours, then Oxiclean white revive for a few more hours, then stain treated with Oxi max boost stain remover and kept wet for another 24 hours, then washed with my laundry on gentle cycle with sport detergent and Oxiclean white revive powder added…. the yellow stains persist. If you’re going to wear light colors/white/etc that show sweat stains and dirt etc…. either commit to having one large load of whites or never buy white clothes again lol. My problem is I have mostly darks/colors and like 2-3 white items. Also white sports clothes/bras/leggings are from hell. If you do get white make sure they’re all the same bright shade of white that you can bleach. I’ve learned my lesson…

[@chloe2264]

@@tfnvv5469 white bras are the WORST to keep looking clean 😩

[@rashmimathur5318]

I do my laundry on Sunday. I do one load and sometimes I do two loads a week. As soon as I wake up, clothes go in the washer. Before putting clothes in my hamper, I always sort, turn inside out etx so that i dont waste time to put clothes in the washer. I simultaneously start my day, do other things around the house ( there is always something to do 😅) and then when everything is done, immediately fold and put it away. I prefer silence to fold my clothes and put them away. I love doing the laundry and washing dishes by hand they are the most mind numbing activities to do where my brain can rest from the mile a minute thoughts.

[@lumpsofcandy86]

i love your channel and your vibe! so special and brings me a piece of peace whenever i click. wonderful!

[@ivywang1732]

i have needed you all my life

[@wallacehunters9218]

as im one person, i tend to do my laundry in a particular order. Casuals, Jeans, towels & sheets, and delicates. I'm basically going from hardest to fold to easiest (i dont dry my delicates, i hang them up lol)

[@Pqnaixjandodnwsixskpnwiso]

Omg you are my goals girl ❤ thanks for the video

[@bakkerjulie]

Things ive learnt from my mom: zip up all the zippers before washing. Use the sun to dry if you can . Fold your clothes when warm from the dryer, or if you don't have time, then at least lay all the clothes flat stacked on top of each other - it will not he creased. Use the ikea octopus for hanging socks and small stuff - saves space on the rack and you can keep all the socks together:)

[@dropslemon]

love this. I also use mesh bags to keep from losing my socks! also for socks, I actually don't even fold most of my socks. all of my identical socks just get flattened and laid on top of each other, so I can just grab the top two out of a stack and go. Patterned ones do get folded together, but the majority of my socks are holdovers from a job with a dress code requiring black socks, so I kept the same ones and made it easy for me!

[@maybeonethey]

Watching this was very satisfying, I already knew most of these but I will definitely try new folding methods! (May provide me some extra space!

[@Broccoli-m9h]

She's living most people's dream life

[@DaniqueEmiliaSteinfeld]

I always fold my clothes the same way they do in stores. Ilove the way it looks and its easy to recognize what it is.

[@cattybbaby]

can never just sit and watch videos but this was so calming! need more x

[@skybear.]

I love seeing more vids from you. We've missed you < 3 We don't watch your videos for perfection we watch them for you! Hope you and the fam are well < 3

[@gypsybelle4757]

Really enjoyed your video. Calm, informative. Great style!

[@aliciamazingg]

I had no idea just how helpful this video would be!!!

[@pamelaf2519]

This is by far the best laundry video. I learned so much, and I thought I knew my shit when it came to laundry hahaha. amazing work!!

[@tfnvv5469]

I konmari fold everything and laundry is such a pain… Like ultimately it makes me happy to have my closet organized and see everything and it makes getting dressed so much easier but it’s such a giant and daunting task on laundry day. It usually takes me 3 days to put away clean laundry and by then my clean clothes are wrinkly lol. I need one of those clothes-folding-template things.

[@thatgrumpychick4928]

I hate the fact the I had to stumble through learning everything I needed to manage my life. My parents wanted to keep me dumb so I couldn't leave. Jokes on them, I taught myself everything I know and ended up having a better managed and better quality life than they ever had

[@bgc3864]

I tip I suggest is turning your clothes inside out if they aren’t stained. My clothes come out clean and as soft as when i bought it

[@alexandea14]

The reason to separate clothing into whites, (lights too if you want), brights, and darks is not only because of potential bleeding, but because the lint transfer between clothes of different colors will tint the clothes' color over time, or even sometimes pretty immediately.

[@AscendantVirgo]

a video that i never thought i would need

[@Alexandra0729]

I don’t know how to express how helpful this was 🥹 thank you!

[@newdramalamma]

Where is your laundry hamper from!!!!! Both the inner cloth one that separates lights and darks and the beautiful wooden holder 😍

[@Rosa_moon_J]

yes seconded, i’m desperate for something like this

[@yangshuoo]

Yessss I am also scrolling thru the comments for this 🤣

[@comfort-and-joy]

It looks like the Marie Kondo one!

[@ams13934]

I think it's the Crate & Barrel one, or if not they currently have one that looks just like it.

[@glaciergang]

This hamper is cute! Where did you find it?

[@PUP5674]

WOW 😳 ... doing my laundry now..... put it ALL in...added soap, softener and oxi.... will be done in about 2 hrs......then done 'til next Monday 😁

[@reuona370]

This was so satisfying to watch

[@tehxing4703]

My last year (before graduating and heading to college) is the year Mother expected me to know how to be adulting 💀 Continue making videos! You'll be the reason I'll survive-

[@jf1737]

This is the most product placement video I've ever seen 😂

[@adriiteach]

As a life-long laundry lover, I might suggest also separating according to fabric. I would never wash jeans, for example, with tee shirts, especially if you have an agitator machine. The heavier weight of the denim will eventually rip apart the tee shirt material.

[@annjofilm]

I so dread doing my laundry but you make it look so easy and enjoyable 😍 Love your content and aesthetic~

[@lwizaef6439]

For blood stains I always soak in COLD water first. If the stain isn’t too old, it will go out without any problem! And of course machinewash after

[@renalda010]

Use peroxide!

[@wildcat4478]

8:47 I personally think air dry is the best, but I really depends on where you live

[@vldDy]

This was so relaxing to watch. Thank you for this unexpectedly entertaining and educational content

[@pienkramer6478]

Thank you so much for this. Honestly so helpfull. Tasks are always so dreadful for me and you make them look fun and easy to do. Learning me more than my parents did

[@conniechang]

wow i really love this, Krist!! feeding my my homemaking dreaam🤤😅🤍

[@irishather5580]

The real clean girl

[@dotdotdot5098]

totally unrelated... but i finally found your channel after years of searching 😭

[@GraciousImmature]

It might be because my period is coming but I straight up cried when you said “I check my re-wear drawer”. Do you mean to tell me all this time, it hasn’t had to be a shame-pile on the floor? 😭

[@abiyo506]

This was very comforting!

[@dawncrime3121]

Love the Kings kaleidoscope shirt ❤

[@OscarGarcia-hc9gs]

I love this video! All great tips and all so practical. It's going to be a game-changer for, because I'm not a fan of doing laundry.

[@lydiayung128]

Hi krist~nice to see you again after one weeks✨You inspire me a lot💪🏻Thanks for your nice video❤️

[@deeeno6867]

Dawn dish soap is by far the most effective thing I’ve ever used to remove stains. That, and regular laundry detergent applied directly to the stain

[@roxie9054]

your shop is amazing!!

[@tracywaring3769]

First time watching , really enjoyed it , Thankyou